What is Geriatric Behavioral Health at Ambrosia?


“It’s improving your quality of life by addressing the underlying issues of your condition using the latest in neuroscience, technology and evidence-based practices so you can regain independence and control of your life.”

Our Geriatric Behavioral Health Program

Here, we provide a warm and supportive environment where seniors can feel comfortable exploring their mental health concerns. Our multidisciplinary team, consisting of experienced psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, and therapists focuses on personalized care tailored to each individual’s needs. We address a wide range of issues common amongst senior citizens, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, memory loss and substance abuse using the most modern advancements in neuroscience.

In addition to therapy, we emphasize the importance of social connections and community engagement. Our programs include group therapy sessions, recreational activities, and educational workshops aimed at fostering relationships and reducing feelings of isolation. At Ambrosia, we believe that mental wellness is a vital part of healthy aging, and we strive to empower our clients with the tools they need to thrive. The “patient-centered” philosophy in our Geriatric Behavioral Health Program, helps you to reclaim joy and purpose in your life, ensuring that you feel valued and supported every step of the way.

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Geriatric Psychiatry: For Older Adults Struggling with Mental Health Conditions

Geriatric psychiatry, a specialized branch of psychiatry, focuses on the mental health needs of older adults. Ambrosia Behavioral Health in Florida offers a comprehensive geriatric psychiatry program tailored to address the unique challenges faced by older adults.

At Ambrosia Behavioral Health, the geriatric psychiatry team is committed to delivering personalized care through thorough assessments and evidence-based treatment modalities. Their approach integrates medication management, psychotherapy, and community resources, ensuring that each patient receives holistic support. The program emphasizes collaboration with families and caregivers, recognizing their crucial role in the treatment process.

Moreover, Ambrosia Behavioral Health prioritizes creating a compassionate and understanding environment conducive to recovery. The facilities are equipped with modern amenities tailored to the specific needs of older adults, fostering comfort and safety. Through its dedicated geriatric psychiatry services, Ambrosia Behavioral Health plays a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for seniors, promoting mental well-being, and supporting the overall health of the aging population.

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Common Mental Health Conditions We Treat
  • Major Depressive Disorder
  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  • Trauma
  • Memory Loss
  • Psychosis (Hallucinations)

Has life become unmanageable? Are you burdened by depression or some other mental health condition, or substance abuse?

You’re not alone.  Many people, aged 65+, as they get into their later years develop these conditions for various reasons including social isolation, loss of loved ones and changes in their brain chemistry.  But fortunately, there is help available through Ambrosia’s Geriatric Behavioral Health Program.   We are nationally recognized for decades of clinical research, contribution to pharmaceutical development, pharmacogenomic practices, geriatric psychiatry, mental health and substance abuse treatment in older adults and for our implementation of cutting-edge neuroscience backed modalities of care.  The older population come to Ambrosia and get better.

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Substance Abuse Treatment for Older People

Ambrosia’s Geriatric Behavioral Health Program provides a specialized approach to addiction treatment tailored to the unique needs of elderly individuals. As the aging population faces compounded challenges related to mental health and substance use disorders, this program recognizes the critical need for age-appropriate care strategies.

The treatment model emphasizes a comprehensive assessment of both medical and psychological factors influencing addiction in geriatric patients. By integrating evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, the program addresses the complexities of addiction, which often intertwine with co-occurring mental health issues such as depression and anxiety.

Furthermore, Ambrosia prioritizes creating a supportive environment that fosters recovery and resilience. The use of interdisciplinary teams ensures that each patient receives holistic care, encompassing physical health management, social support, and family involvement. This collaborative approach not only enhances treatment efficacy but also promotes a sense of dignity and respect for patients navigating the challenges of addiction later in life.

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Admitting to Ambrosia’s Geriatric Behavioral Health Program

Although located in Florida, people come to Ambrosia’s Geriatric Behavioral Health Program from all over the country.  Or admissions team works tirelessly 24/7 to answer phones, facilitate a fast turnaround on getting you the help you need and getting you here safely.  We accept referrals from every source, including hospitals, retirement communities, and the individual themselves.

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The Cost of Treatment and Payment Options

Ambrosia accepts most commercial insurers, however many people over the age of 65 have Medicare plans, which sometimes do not cover behavioral health treatment.  We do however do our best to work with each individual to establish affordable self-pay or cash pay options.  We want you to get better, so we do our best to make treatment accessible when people need it most.

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